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This Thursday, April 18th, ZenDog is featuring adoptable puppies from Acadiana Animal Aid. All proceeds directly support the Louisiana shelter dogs.

Higher demand and global affairs are raising prices in Louisiana and across the country, but the worst may be yet to come.

This DIY project won't take you more than 2 minutes. In the video, @jmg8tor cuts a pool noodle to match the length of his windshield wiper. Then he cuts it down the middle and places it on the wiper blade to protect it from freezing to the glass overnight.

Are you hitting the road for the holidays or just doing your regular driving? One day is better and one day is much worse when it come to buying gas in Louisiana.

Oil industry analysts say Louisiana drivers will need to budget for "significant fuel price increases" by June.

Louisiana travelers are ready to cruise. Here are the top destinations the cruisers want to go as told by the American Automobile Association.

Louisiana residents might need to start budgeting fuel costs into their holiday spending as the winter driving season is underway.

If your car has these features it's suggested that you actually learn and know their limits especially when it's raining.

AAA has great tips on the best times to travel when the traffic will be less congested.

We've got the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions for those that are ready for a roadtrip.

Fuel prices are up a few pennies because of the ice and snow but up almost half of a dollar since the end of last year. Here's why.

Almost everyone is paying $2.00 or more for a gallon of regular gas. This could be good news for jobs in the oil and gas industry.

Prices for fuel in Louisiana have not been this low since the weeks after the 9/11 attacks of 2001.

Industry analysts are suggesting that Louisiana's low fuel prices won't stay that low much longer.

The Acadiana area has some of the lowest reported gas prices in the country.

Oil industry analysts believe gas prices will be dropping even more for Louisiana drivers in the next few weeks.

Louisiana drivers are already paying some of the lowest gas prices in the country and they will likely be going lower before the leaves begin to turn.

More people have admitted to driving high in the last 30 days than live in New York City. AAA says it's a growing problem that needs to be dealt with.

Drivers across Louisiana won't be paying quite as much for fuel as the summer driving season begins this year.

If you're hitting the road for Mardi Gras, better pull a few more pennies out of your piggy bank before you leave.